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  • Bidding continues for directories business Yellow Brick Road with banks now having to take into account the shaky high yield market and determine the best structure. Many are considering using a paid-in-kind (PIK) loan as part of the deal, but need to assess demand for the structure.
  • Bapco, or Bahrain Petroleum Co, has signed the $1.011bn project finance facility supporting its upgrade of a refinery in Sitra, Bahrain.
  • After last week's stunning volumes and volatility, this week has been less breathless. There has been a major repricing of the market in the last two to three weeks, but the market appears to have reached a degree of equilibrium, say traders.
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  • During the first quarter of 2005, investors from around the world have been increasingly drawn to covered bonds. Many of the debt issues were substantially oversubscribed within hours of opening the bookbuilding process. Caja Madrid, which broke new ground for the rapidly growing cédulas market, issued a Euro 2 billion, 20-year benchmark which was heavily oversubscribed within three hours of opening the books.
  • Guarantor: Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA
  • Ten years ago, jumbo Pfandbriefe were an asset class on their own. Today, they are just part of an expanding and diversifying global covered bond asset class. Philip Moore reports.
  • Tanker company Euronav's $1.6bn secured loan attracted commitments from 22 banks in addition to mandated lead arrangers DnB NOR Bank and Nordea (bookrunner).
  • A study published by the Bond Market Association (BMA) this week shows that there is inequality between institutional and retail bond investors when it comes to the availability of information about bond prices.
  • Anglo-Australian mining group BHP Billiton has signed the $6.5bn loan supporting its A$9.2bn ($7.2bn) acquisition of mining company WMC Resources.